Samsung Washer Error Codes ~ I-fix Appliance Repair

Samsung washing machines are designed to provide helpful information to help diagnose any issues that come up. Samsung washing machine error codes serve this purpose. When an error code appears, it can be alarming. Keep in mind that many error codes can be quite easily resolved by following a series of instructions. Here is a list of some of the common error codes you may see displayed on your Samsung washer.

Code	Meaning	Solution
1E, LE, 1C, LC, LC1, 1 1C, 1 LC	Faulty Water Sensor or Leakage	Check to see if there are visible signs of a leak in or around the washer. Next, check the supply hoses and the drain hose that are located behind the washer to make sure they are not twisted or bent. (Make sure not to remove the screw on the back of the washer that keeps the drain hose connected to the washer.) Try to run an empty wash cycle. If suds appear in the water it means that there was too much detergent used in a previous cycle, or non-HE detergent was used. Keep running empty cycles until there are no more suds. If suds are no longer present but the error code does not clear, place a service request through our Support Centre.
nF, 4C, 4E, 1 4C	Hot/cold Water Supply Mix-Up – Cold and Hot Water Supply Hoses Have Been Interchanged.	Connect the cold water supply to the cold Inlet and do the same for the hot water. Simply follow the colour-coded hoses; blue is for cold water and red is for hot water.
nd, 5E, SE, 5C, SC, 1 5C	Draining Problem; Water Is Not Draining Properly from The Washer	Turn off the washer and check the level of the washer. If it is not level, it could be the reason why the water is not draining. Inspect the drain hose. If the drain was incorrectly installed, it will lead to drain issues. Clean the pump (just the front loaders). The pump filter should be cleaned periodically to maintain the performance and of your washer and prevent odours. Turn the washer back on and try to start a cycle. The water should drain at the beginning of the cycle. If it doesn’t, request service from our Support Centre.
OE, 0E, OC, 0C, 1 OC, 1 0C	Overflow – Too Much Water in The Washer	Turn off the washer and make sure the washer is level. Check the drain hose to ensure that it is installed correctly. Clean the pump (front loaders only). Turn the washer back on and start a cycle. The water should drain at the beginning of the cycle. If it does not, request service from our Support Centre.
E2, bE2, 6E2, BE2, 8E2	Stuck Button Error	Turn off the washer and then press each of the buttons on the panel one by one. If any of the buttons seem damaged, or the error code reappears when you turn the washer back on, request service from our Support Centre.
*9C1, 9C2, PF, 3E, 2E, 9E1, 9E2, UC, 19C1, 19C2**	Voltage Error – Irregular Electrical Current	Check to be sure that the washer has its own circuit and is not connected to the power source using an extension cord. (PF error – Power Failure – can also happen if a power outage occurs, the breaker trips or the washer is unplugged before the washer powered off on its own.) If the code does not clear, place a service call to our Support Centre.
*dS, d5, FL, LO, L0, dE, dE1, dE2, dC, dC1, dL, 1 dC, 1dC4, 1dC1**	Washer Door Is Not Closed and Locked	Inspect the latch on the door to ensure it is secure and that nothing is caught in the door. If the error code does not clear or the latch appears to be broken, request service from our Support Centre.
SUd, 5UD, Sd, 5d, SUdS, 5Ud5	Excessive Suds Error – Incorrect Use of Detergent	The washer will stop for some time so the suds can dissolve, and then continue automatically.
ddC, dC3	Failure to Detect Add Door	Check the latch on the door to ensure it is secure and that nothing is caught in the door. If the error code does not clear or the latch appears to be broken, request service from our Support Centre.
*dc, Ub, U6, Ur, UE, 1 Ub, 1U6**	Unbalanced Load	Pause the cycle. Redistribute the clothes to balance the load evenly in the tub. Resume the cycle.